Imagining Real Worlds in Video Game Environments
This invited guest lecture was given in the Spring 2021 and Spring 2022 semester offerings of "Grand Challenge First-Year Seminar: Unreality: Immersive and Spatial Media", (66-129) listed through the Dietrich College of Humanities and Social Sciences.
The lecture explores how real-world landscapes are represented in virtual environments, and how this impacts our senses of space and place as it relates to understanding the world around us.
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2022-03-16Usage metrics
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video gamesvirtual realityfantasyspaceplacegeographyexperiential geographyHuman Geography not elsewhere classifiedVisual CulturesCulture, Gender, SexualityFilm, Television and Digital Media not elsewhere classifiedScreen and Media CultureInteractive MediaMedia StudiesCreative Arts, Media and Communication Curriculum and Pedagogy
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